That works, except the file test.leo loads the theme supplied by
myLeoSettings.leo instead of the theme contained in the file I am currently
working in. eg. Breeze Light Theme - KDE Plasma.leo.
I started out developing *in* myLeoSettings.leo but the new standalone file
makes far more sense than continuing to do that.
Ultimately I am looking for a way to close and open the current file.
Then the script could simply reload-style-sheets, close current file, open
current file, and move on.
@language python
import os
c.saveAll()
os.system('konsole -e python3 ~/leo-editor/launchLeo.py
/home/chris/.leo/test.leo')
# Open ~/test.leo in a separate console.
# t.bat ends with exit so the console closes when I close Leo.
leo_dir = g.os_path_finalize_join(g.app.loadDir, '..', '..')
os.chdir(leo_dir)
# print(g.os_path_abspath(os.curdir))
Chris
> On Linux, use something like this:
>
> os.system('x-terminal-emulator -e python <path-to>launchLeo.py
> <path-to>test.leo')
>
> HTH.
>
> Edward
>
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